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04 Major Challenges Of ERP

For most large enterprises, implementing cloud-based ERP software and partnering with an ERPNext service provider is the best option. However, the underlying issues of data migration, data security, and total cost of ownership, including maintenance, must be taken into account. Check out the deck for more info!<br>Visit: https://thetechclouds.com/services/erpnext-solution/

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04 Major Challenges Of ERP

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  1. 04 Major Challenges Of ERP

  2. Data Protection ERP can be a blessing or a curse when it comes to data security. On the one hand, all of your information is in one location where you can keep track of it. On the other side, all of your information is stored in one location where thieves may access it. You may not have complete control over your sensitive data if your ERP system is hosted in the cloud by a third party, which most of them are. At the absolute least, the software's host firm has access to your information. Another issue is that many ERP systems just provide a login and password for security. Phishing attacks frequently target such credentials. As a result, additional security, such as multi factor authentication, is required to make ERP systems secure.

  3. Customization This can be expensive. Most businesses only consider ERPNext service providers extending great ERP softwares because they are modular, allowing users to pick and choose the ones they want while knowing they may be combined. However, one size does not always suit all, and some customization is frequently required. You have additional customization options if you host your ERP system on your own servers. However, allocating the necessary IT resources can be difficult. Platform-as-a-service (PaaS) is occasionally used by those who host on-premises ERP software to make customisation easier.

  4. Data Migration Data migration is a term used to describe the process of moving. It is the single most significant obstacle for most businesses. Whether your data is on paper or in digital form, moving it, cleaning it up to remove old or duplicate information, and conforming it to the new format will require time and money. The security of data during and after the migration process is extremely vulnerable. Another problem for larger businesses when it comes to data migration is determining which parts of the data should be moved over and when. The large, monolithic ERP migration is increasingly out of favor, and firms are opting to migrate bits of ERP and have ERPNext service providers by their side.

  5. Total Price While ERP systems can reduce per-capita IT expenditures, particularly for training, the initial costs are usually always higher. At a minimum, the software will cost well into the five digits. When you consider the cost of ERP consultants for project management and new IT personnel, the cost of implementation might be more than three times that of traditional, stand-alone programmes. Another chunk of change is the expense of maintenance, which is either given as automated updates by vendors (for a fee) or conducted by in-house staff. Annual maintenance fees of 15% to 25%, including security patches, may be charged by on-premises ERP software vendors. The subscription rates for cloud-based applications usually include maintenance expenses.

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